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I have a reaction to mint, Does that mean that anything from mint falls into that category, or just mint when it is fresh, not extract, oil, flavoring, etc.

Aug 10, 23 · by TMI Testing Staff · 1 minute

I have a reaction to mint, Does that mean that anything from mint falls into that category, or just mint when it is fresh, not extract, oil, flavoring, etc.

An intolerance to mint will refer to all mint containing foods. We would recommend avoiding mint where possible for 4-6 weeks.

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